Terrence Howard, left, in Los Angeles on December 8, 2023, and Joe Rogan in Pasadena, California, on August 7, 2019. Kevin Winter/Getty Images;/Michael S. Schwartz/Getty Images ...

(via Sabine Hossenfelder) Actor Terrence Howard claims that he has invented a theory of everything that improves physics, based on the idea that 1x1=2.After an appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast, his ...

Terrence Howard's math theory: one times one equals two. Howard describes this in his own language, Terryology, and illustrates it using shapes and crystals.

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Terrence Howard claims he's created a new number theory called Terryology, opens up about his bad temper, failed marriages, and more in a bizarre Rolling Stone interview -- read the 10 craziest ...

Empire star Terrence Howard’s math theory argues that 1 x 1 = 2… seriously Hanna Flint. Published September 15, 2015 9:50am Updated December 11, ... According to Terrence Howard.

Terrence Howard’s career has taken a very surprising turn since he helped launch the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the star of Iron Man, and it appears that the wild ride isn’t done. During the ...

You and I know Terrence Howard as the Academy Award-nominated star of Hustle & Flow, or Empire, or a slew of other movies and TV shows over a long, successful acting career. Turns out, Howard also ...

Terrence Howard's recent interview with Rolling Stone is gaining lots of buzz for being, ... Terrence Howard's Bizarre Terryology Theory and 11 More Revealing Things About the Empire Star.

Terrence Howard explains why he's suing CAA (Creative Artists Agency), and says he's owed $120 million because of a package deal CAA had with Fox, which resulted in him getting paid $325,000 an ...

Terrence Howard is an actor, and a fairly successful one. He's starred in acclaimed movies like Crash, Prisoners, Ray, and Iron Man.Most recently, he has been a regular on the wildly popular ...

Just don’t ask Terrence Howard the answer to two plus two. The “Empire” actor said in a recent interview that he believes the number one multiplied by itself should not equal one.… ...